purse
Refers to government or public funds.
A purse made of leather, used for carrying money (esp. BrE) or as a handbag (AmE).
A small purse for holding coins.
A small, strapless handbag, often carried in the hand (AmE).
A purse that matches an outfit or other accessories (AmE).
A purse that is very full (AmE).
A purse made of silk (AmE).
Refers to control over spending in a household or organization.
A person who steals purses.
To casually put a purse's strap over your shoulder.
To quickly put a purse's strap over your shoulder.
Contained within a person's purse.
Refers to money available in a fund or budget.
To have a purse with you, typically a handbag (AmE).
To have a purse in your hand or arms.
To open a purse, either a money pouch or a handbag.
To lift a purse from a surface.
To take hold of a purse quickly.
To take someone's purse without permission.
To put your hand inside a purse to get something.
To hold a purse tightly.
To steal a purse by grabbing it suddenly.
To take a purse quickly and often illegally.
To search for something in a disorganized way inside a purse.
To use up all the money from a source, especially the public purse.
To search thoroughly for something inside a purse.
To search for something inside a purse.
To search for something inside a purse.